
Proven Advocates – Top Vermont Criminal Defense Lawyer With Over 30 Years of Experience
The team at SleighLaw is driven to tenaciously advocate for individuals against the powerful. With nearly four decades of experience and having tried hundreds of criminal and civil cases in the Courts of several States and Federal Courts, David Sleigh and the rest of the team bring their knowledge, experience and a track record of success to benefit every client.





The Defense Never Rests
Whether you’ve been charged with a crime or are fighting insurance companies in a personal injury case, we can help. A good lawyer is proactive and challenges the status quo–we’ll speak up for you.
Our Areas of Practice

Personal Injury

Civil Rights

DUI/DWI

Assaults

Sex Crimes

Domestic Assault

Arson

Embezzlement
SleighLaw in the News
Jury returns not guilty verdict in trial of Ludlow man charged with murder in infant’s death
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — A jury on Friday found a Ludlow man not guilty in the death of an infant more than four years ago. Tyler Pollender-Savery, 26, had been charged in December 2018 with second-degree murder in the death almost a year earlier of 11-month-old Karsen...
Lawsuit in road rage case targets former Orange County deputy sheriff, with sheriff named as co-defendant
Two men who were in a truck when an off-duty Orange County Sheriff Department deputy fired two gunshots into their Jeep in a 2019 road rage incident are suing that now-former deputy and the head of the sheriff’s department for more than $500,000. The lawsuit brought...
Judge blocks video broadcast of murder trial
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — The second-degree murder trial for a Windsor County man charged with killing a baby nearly five years ago got underway on Monday, but a Vermont judge has blocked the public from watching or listening to the proceedings over the court’s video...
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